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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-19

4 Nusic festival Is q most desirable con.
summation II would III in admirably To
tie pleasures 81 the coming winter, and
would serve u fine educational purpose.
The only difficulty in the way Is the want
Of an entirely suitable building. The
thcatcr might do on u squeeze. indeed, It
would have Ia do, as II Is the only place
where o~pruuic OF Theatre representations
can be- given. In Mr. Iockc's hands, how
ever, the public may depend upon IL that
8 festival would be- a succc,s 90 marked ~
any Of those that a few years aco brought
Memphis grrat credit.
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TnE Owes OF politicians IN every part of
the country N fixed upon New York aud
Maryland. In The latter State the qucs.
ton Of boss ri!c Is in dispute, aud In the
former the two Oh parties ar confronted
by ;hrcr other parties, all ~ them with
candidate in the ncll. ~ the latter the
George patty Is dccmel 70 he the most
dangerous q IL Is ,s'inai.l that II will
poll full ID" hundred thousand votes.
What the effect OF this will be upon the
presidential csmpa'pn next year Is tho
question that IL p~uasling the most inlclli,
gcnt and sHnwdes. Republicans - well
"a Democrats.
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The II. g.. NJ. A BIS frs, Freight.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal.
BmMSGmAm, Ala, Oct. ls.-The first
Kansas City, Memphis 4 Birmingham
freight train left here at 1870 o'clock today.
II wa Freight Agent Gossett's idea that
its freight should be typical of the future
westward carrying business, 80 its twenty
one cans were filed with pig iron, bound
for st. Louis, Mo-, and Springfield, ILL.,,
from three Of the local furnace conce<Es.
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NV ORLEANS, La, Oct. ls.-Thc iu-
neral OF cx.Chicf Justice 7. G. Manning,
late minister Ia Mexico, took place today
from Christ church, Bishop Gallagher Of.
hciting. The remains were consigned 90
u tomb in Mclairic cemetery. The mem
bcrs IT Judge Manning's family, n largo
number ol prominent citizens aud mem
bCrs OF the bar Of the city and State we're
present NJ the church aud followed the
body to the grave.
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I~rur.iiarci c~arp.t-i

! have just received one Of the largest
and most complete stocks Of Carpets In
Memphis. embracing lngains, BRUSSELS.
Nclvcts, Moqucttcs and Administers. My
stock oi Furniture Is complete. Prices ~
low IA the lowest for cash or on easy pay.
mcnts. You are invited 10 see them.
q. W. fisugR,
27i Second st.. opposite Court square.
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enjoyable, and gave fine promise Of whatthe
rest of the week is to bring. The ArPBAL
hopes tho people will find time TO cncour-
age Col. Montgomery in his efforts to make
Memphis one Of the great racing centcrs of
the country.
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Don't waste time and money and UNI
dergo needless torture with the knife when
Ethiopian Pile Ointment will afford in
slant relief and certain cure in every case
OF blind, bleeding, itching, internal and
external piles. Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Manufacturers, Nashville, Tenn. 90
cents and 81 per bottle. Sold at Holsters
drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, Oct ~ u. m.-.For Mississippi
and Ioulsiana-Ra cooler, followed 10y warmer
weather fr-h 10 brisk northcrly winds. high ON Tho
gull.
For ArkansAs-warmcr fair weather light 10
irUh southcasicrly winds.
For Tennessee and Kcntucky Warmer min.
prccdcd by fair weather. In Kentucky; light To
fr~h v-riahl. whats
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IN. ,..,rsi Nursery

Has Just added to their greenhouses one
extra lnrrc conservatory, and will be able
for the coming winter to supply elegant de.
signs. baskets and bouquets at short notice.
Call ut ihc nursery. ~ Market street. ,ole-
phone ~. w pt their office ut Loeb &
Mook's, corner iiain rud Monroe
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Horses, Cattle and Chickens.

For collie and grubs, for lung fever, cough
or hide bound, | give Simmons Liver Regu-
ommend II 10 every one having stock rs the
best medicine known for the above ON
plants. In using II with my chickens for
cholera and gapos | mix 1t with the dough
and feed Il tO them once q day. by this
treatment | have lost none where the Regu-
lator was given promptly and regularly.
T.. I. TAYLOR,
Agent for Changers of Georgia.
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Knnsns Ci,, ..u.cr .uppi,.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Get. lS.-Thc new
watcr-works system near Quinlaro wis
formally opened today, and the city il nov
supplied with Missouri river water instead
Of the Kaw article. II il calculated that
the system now In operation would h.
amply able 10 furnish u city Of hall mill
ion inhabitants.
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For the benefit NJ homeless aud idcndlcss
women aud clildwn, In can Of Womcn's
Christian association, NJ Mission home,
No. lOl Alabama street, Thursday, Octo-
Der -, 2to I o'clock y. ~. Donations, MS
far M possible, sent Ia the mission ON tho
10Th and 20th. Chapel exercises at 3
O'Clock y. M. Mus. i. II. ARMOUR,
Chairman,
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inor SANnY will open his dancing
academy "Wednesday, October ~, lur
The season. Glass ior misses aud children
Wednesdays aud Sltuplays ut = o'clock A..
~. nj %lnnsliil hall, corner Jefferson and
Sccund streets Al nuN dances that nrt
practical will b. taught Prices the same.
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New YoRK, Oct. ia meeting Of the
creditors Of d. Y. U~nglcyun, jr., the
brewer, was held hero today. The report
showed assets, ST. 33, go; liabilities, 81
259,397. The total secured debts ara S3l5,.
206, and unsecured, Sips, $50. The
creditors decided 10 form q stock company
and continue the business.
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BOSS" SCOTT, OF BOLIVAR.

Sheriff Scott, Of Bolivar county, Miss, is
boss Of that county, and, according to
the statement OF Mr.. Delaney, has held u
convention Of his own, which under in
structions has nominated him for %rc-elec-
ton. This he has done in spite OF the
great body Of the Democrats OF the county
who have made a nomination in opposi-
ton TO him, and through the executive
committee Of the county have pledged
themselves TO a free vote and a fair count,
and to prevent ballot-box stuning and the
use OF duplicate keys 10 the ballot-boxes
which they confess were used at the last
election. This IL a later day confession, but
it is fair evidence that the good citizens Of
Bolivar county have ut last learned that
every crime against the rights Of
the citizen, like a boomerang, returns to
plague the inventor" There are 10 he
no duplicate keys or ballot-box %stuning,
but a free vote and a fair count, and to this
the members Of the Democratic executive
committee pledge their honor and the
honor and faith Of the Democratic party.
Az they swept the carpet-baggers out Of
office in 1875, 10 they pledge themselves
10 TO sweep Scott out Of power. And
they are right. Whenever a man who has
been elevated 10 place and influence by
the suilragcs OF his fellows assumes and
a~rrogatos to himself the authority Of a die.
tator, for that Is what u boss is, II Is
time to turn him out, and, az the saying is,
turn him down. There ought not to be
room enough for a political boss to stand
upright anywhere in the United States.
They are an oficnsc against all principles
Of right and justice, Of liberty and freedom,
and ought moi bc tolerated for a moment.
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One q Browning's poems, entitled.
Child Ronald 10 The Dark Tower Came"
bns always brcn q puzzle 10 his many
hadcr It's oberurily bcinr intense. TLe
publication OF sCott's Bridal al F~riermaini
promises 10 aIOrl u uluw.
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HARyEsr HoNE celebration for the bcnc.
III Of the ficndlcSs women and children nj
the Mission Home, No. lOl Alabamastrcct,
Thursday, October 20, ut 3o'clockp \. m. Adj
dress by the Rev. y. VI. Long. Donations
received at the mission on the 10Th and
uUst
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
A Correction.

To the Editor Of the Appeal.
Will you kindly state in your paper that
the wounded colored man referred to last
week was not taken to st. Mary's Cottage
hospital, but to the City hospital. There
is no ward for colored people at the Cot
tagc hospital. Yours truly,
VIM. KLEIN, Warden.
Ootoher II 1S27
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RnhInsnn,. nn..u.

The museum Is still drawing the crowds.
The man vith-a-hrokcn.ncck is q curiosity
70 bc seen but once In a life time. In tho
thcn,rr "rcck's BAD hoy" kccps the audi.
cncc IN an upruar from the risc 10 the lall
II the curtain.
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" you once iry Carriers Little Liver rilis
for sick headache. biliousncS, or constipa
ton. you will never be- without them. They
arc purely vegetable, small and easy 10 take.
nnU'i loFuet thls.
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summary.

New Memphis jockey club grounds,
Tuesday, October Is. First day. Attend.
ancc small. Weather excellent. Track
firm, fast and in good condition.
judge John Dvcrton, IT,, II. A.. Mont
gomcry, o. II. 7. Piper and Jack Chinn.
Timers-James Franklin, 5. X. Mont
gomcry and VI. III. Katzenbcrgcr.
Smrter-B. W. Woodruff.
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OyEproV & GRosyENoR offer the Vt ore
house No. 100 Front street, now occupied
by Porter 4 Mcmc, for rnt from Scpicm.
hVr 1.
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Tug attention IT our readers is directed
Ia the advertisement Of Smith Bros. q Co.,
ot New Orleans, which appears in our
paper today. They are the largest coffee
importers In the United States, and also
the largest mizcp OF California wines aud
fruits, owning their own'vincyards and mr.
chards, consequently are enabled to offer
better inducements Ia purchasers than any
other house In their line In the United
Stutpa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-19

TnE ladies Of Georgia Sircct Methodist
church will continu" Ia serve meals NJ No.
2D7 Second street during the week.
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TnE danger 10 England IL within, not
without Tho hungry horde that assailed
the peace Of London on Monday were but
tho prcsagc Of worse TO come when, by the
industries Of other nations and n close con.
scquent competition, her million Of pau
pens have been increased 10 two and the
tax burdens for the aims houses 10 which
the aldermen supcrciliously referred the
dcputation Of workingmcn have become
greater than the depleted industries can
bear. Then will come the tug Of war, to
bc followed, perhaps, by the ruin that
Mncaulcy's traveller from Australia is 10
contemplate from London bridge. The
slave class was the weakness of ancient
Romc-thc paupcrzcd workingman is the
weakness 81 modern England.
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IL j. safe 10 take Brundrcth's Pills ~ any
time. hut Ia get the best results they should
be taken on uu empty stomach before guiug
Ia bed. For Cons ipIiion or dyspepsia On,
or two taken every night will, IN a short
time, perform an absolute cure. IL il we'll Ia
take y purga'iyu NJ least once or twice a
month ~ u preventive Of disease. Bran.
drcih's Pills are entirely vegetable, and the
safest aud most effective purgntiyc ever in
trpiuccd 10 the public. They have been used
in this country for over iifty years.
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80 1fh
Agent for Changers of Georgia


THR general admission to the race
grounds has been reduced 10 one dollar.
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rEoNrr relief IN sick headache, dizziness,
uausct, constipation, pain In the side, guar
nutccd 10 those using Carriers Little liver
Pills. One q dose. Small price. Small
dose. Small nil.
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TuE general admission 10 the race
grounds has been reduced To one dollar.
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drinking can be had, and Col. Joe Man
cini attends TO like matters at the ciuD-
house.
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The BurlaI OF Nr. Manning.

TUE general admission 90 the mrc
grounds has been reduced % one dollar.
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FOURTH RACE.

A steeple chase ended the days sport in
splendid style, for a better or more closely
contested race has not been seen for many
q day. 1t was for a purse OF $500, Of which
S75 to second and S25 to third, light welter
weights, short course. The entries and
riders were Ascoli, by Cross; Tennessee, by
Caravan, and Cheatfellow, by Mayo. Car
ter Harrison andth Doctor were scratched.
At the tap Of the drum Tennessee broke
away in the lead, with Ascoli second and
Cheatfellow third, and all pretty well
punched. In this order they took the first
leap, but ut the second jump Tennessee
got 10 the front and kept II for several
hurdles, Ascoli keeping close to his side
and Cheatfellow trailing behind. At the
sixth hurdle Ascoli lead, but lost the place
again directly. Over the last hurdle and
into the home stretch Tennessee came
leading calamity and passed under the
string a winner, closely pressed by Ascoli,
and Cheatiellow not very lar TO the rear.
Tmc-3O3I,
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MiIburn Cin aud wschinc Go.
Il headquarters for Little Giant Cotton
Presses. Write to them for prices.
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Fnlsr RACE.

John ID. Adatns. introductory scramble; TOT all
ags. pune go. of which 50 10 sccond. Winner
~ q nacs 81 si.OJD value, or four or morn ncCs
sincc June 2, Ia carry i've pound extra. other
hursCs That have not Won a rarr this year oi the
value Ot so, allowed i've pounds, thuac that hANc
not won n uscc this year allowed fifteen pounds
maidcns allowed sixteen pounds Six hIrlongs,
J. q. Grccncrs blk. x Erbus I've ycar, no IN.
quifvrsaNonyi blue With white sleeves aud
y cSrdFans i. m. Pearl jcnninp: aged. ii5 ic
laps Mari Howard rrUn With white tish......... .
II. 4. UuuIg'E hE. Col. owens. HyU year, ~. kurlp
DnlyGnaI cherry with black belt and cip,..... Q
Timc=tt~.
rod odds Epbus ltoh rcarl ]ic1nlugz. . 20 g.
gololcl Owens TO l. Duhmc, sto !; fc7tuN 10 toi'
Tools flrcbus sold for rs. so Pearl J%cnnlngs.
no, e., aud col. owens, no, so.
sEcoSD RACE.
Pu~c go. 81 whi'h SOTO second. ft three year
olds and upward. fprr.cnie I'D 10 b. sold iur 10. ~
WCirA, o. sAcs ort puutd allowed Cor csrh slpl
down ~ si0np. ard h-r pounds cor each siU0
doru. six tItlnrrA
Il rrycfs b T. Goa l., th,c year. po pounds
KiuT MionSo-NsN J. cherry with hlack bolt
~" Cifmicaaci u NJ. iluic iIS. f5nT YEAR,
y pounds Respond liue bas rrcu with
F.C RamncS.s b X jim Save. Ave ycsf. .,
pounds Luciicr-Htngrr Pop white with lilac
AS" anu iipc-i.isr,
rosi ODDS Cora l., 2 10 d Little ~, y o. I;
lin Nave. o tn d Clunci. d o. \ Efic. ~ a. l. Zig
1huyr, 10 a. steve Jerome, 10 to q Rhode rriuglr.
roals sold ior 9, jim Nave o. Concl
tO, AMI hyld. 50.
THIRD RACE.
CASTOR Hotel snkrsHFOr two year old cnits aud
nllit- a. zach ~ nu rmfhly the nomination aud
So nduiiiorsl BHt'r' So add.d, q wh'th siu h.
nv'nd thi, tp ss,y lake VII nor IT a stake ~
cary hN" uu's ifi 'N 1900 moo takes. ten
pounds POI ltr ml ficnsst TRES n snr.ng allowed
seven Vpu. g. vVirhts IA puuuis, sCK allowances.
lire QUE n II o. min.
%. klry's N. T.. xuiaiun two wears i1 pounds
laYun UOrQ uun.lur. orange, with blue
y Cot Wus b. & Hilda, two year, zen
19ttsiN gnut Iom.Quccn Of West grcrn, With
~ Webb r,gr pny tfo yu'7, iG pounds
Ten inftk Ni@ .i1f EiNuHt"-n,'.'....,..s., .
Post odds Quotation. - to l. itlin. 8 ~ I:
Iruanuy. ~ io 4 irHhtl'rht. 10 20 O kity
Gf,tu to o. GtirlhsIW aud DIX Wright 10 ~ T.
Pools quotation, 80 liildh, ~, and iCnpyuny,
FOURTH nNcr.
siccylcchnc purc pure 500 Of which So 10
lUn.e o. s'uft. thuHru II them the properly IL lif
fpWut Owner. short 60 frr.
D. tur irhu's o. b. rtnurvr. Eve ygrr,. rs
D., inds Ten hrs,A liu'r Hoover gucn and
G &. lars rh. =. A4pr leei. ii rounds
~spdush1l Nstirh tel, Nth I'D ,nsh sud cap,
v "a, l, hc ,r,f low. iauf ven. ~
rl, ~ W, str'lor.Naa t'sn ms black, with
Jed r'Aa d"'' D
Pc ODDS Tcnn,ssc. to 2or . TO o. Ascoll. g 10
ioo', i,nn,s,cc 60 A.coll. 90 and Cheated
low with two scratched In the hcld, ~
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Darlington; Rhode Pringle, by Meehan;
little Bess, by Singleton; Conkling, by

harrington; Rhode Pringle, by Meehan;
Latue Bcss, by Singleton; COnkling, by
richardson; Red Leaf, by -.
There were hall a dozen or more false
starts made before the horses got
away, and when the drum tapped
they were pretty well punched, excepting
TWO or three who were strung out a few
yards. IL was a jOckeying race Tor the
start, but Little Bess was well in the lead,
with Steve Jerome second and Cora l.
third, and Jim Nave fourth. Before the
hali-mlle post was passed Cora l. jumped
to the front, leaving Little Bess in second
place, Clonel third, Steve Jerome fourth.
These positions were maintained TO the
three-quarter post, but around the turn
jim Nave got third place from Cloncl, and
down the home stretch they came, Cora J.
winning easily by two lengths in front OF
Little Bcss, who was half Il length in from
OF jim Nave; the other horses not placed.
Time-l:lSl. II being a selling race, Cora
l. was bid in by the owners, no advance
bid having been made over the selling
price, $1,000.
THIRD RACE.
There were seven starters in this race,
which was for the Castor hotel stakes. for
two year old colts and FLIES; t~hree-quarters
OF a mile. The entries and riders were:
Quotation, by Watson; Brightlight, by
Rogers; Kitty Gum, by Walker; Hilda,
by Covingon; T%enpcnny, by hurry;
Chickasaw, by Hemingway, and Dick
Wright, by II. Gehardy, Comedy,
Weatheriord's entry, was scratched. A
lair start was soon secured, with
llilda in the lead and Kitty
Gum second, Brightlight third, Tenpenny
fourth and Quotation fifth, the Chicka-
saw stable Quartermaster colts bringing
up the rear. Several changes were made
by the time the half mile post was reached,
Kitty Gum going TO the front, with Bright.
light second, Hilda taking third place and
Quotation fourth. At the t~hrce-quarter
post Hilda was again TO the front, and il
looked as il the Corrigan entry would win
the race. Brightlight was a close second,
Quotation a dangerous third. Soon
after leaving this point Quotation
responded to the urging Of the jockey,
Watson, and made a gallant dash
for the first place, and after a short but
sharp struggle with Hilda secured the
wished-for position, Gaming down the
home stretch and under the string a good
winner by half a length; Hilda in second
place, Tenpenny third; the rest not placed.
Mmc-l:lSl.
norman. ua1r
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The succeeding event WIS ior q purse oi
500 al which 80 Ia yHcpul for iHa44
yrar ollsnud upWrrl distance ii, mr'ur-.
m rntrict AMI riders Vyr a, follow.
CI,,ri la Tompktns, Cora l.. hy Walker
rmr n. Gy Hollis Jim Nave. hy Wai~1n
Dix Tilrcc, by Matthews, stove Jerome, By
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presidential visitors.

October II, 1887.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

STORM BEATEN went to a jammed
house last night, the largest audience
that has assembled tor many days
within the walls of the Salt Lake The
atre. Itwas in every sense a successful
performance the acting throughout
being smooth and vigorous. Nettie
Smell deserves especial mention for her
careful rendition of the part of Dame
Cbristianson.
TO-NIGHT-The Lights o. London, in
which the Home Club achieved such a
success short time since. Phil Mar
gets, the old time favorite, whom our
country cousins have not had the
pleasure of seeing for long time, plays
the part of Jarvis. It will undoubtedly
bring out a good house as It is the style
of piece that draws with all classes.
The OPERA HoUsE-The Count of
Monte Cristo was' again presented at
the OJera House last evening The
audience was considerably larger than
on the preceding night, and the play
passed off much more smoo thIy.
Greater attention was paid to details,
and there were fewer noticeable
bitches. Mr. Lindsay's acting was
tuiy up to his usual standard. Miss
Cook and Mr. Cummings both cid
well, and Miss Luella Lindsay made q
very pleasing impression in the char
acter of Haidee.
The Shadows o. London tonight.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
A Brief Session Yesterday-Ad-
journed Till To-day.

The Constitutional Convention met
at the City Hall, at noon yesterday,
with forty-two members present. 1t
was called to order by the president,
John T. Caine.
The report of the board appointed to
canvas the returns of the late election
was submitted, and on motion, &C
cepted.
Mr.. j. E Booth presented the report
of the committee appointed to draft g
memorial to Congress.
On motion of Mr.. Sharp, the conven-
ton went into executive session. to
consider the memorial, Vice President
Hammond in the chair, and remained
until 40 pm, when they adjourned
until 80.
The convention resumed its session at
7.45 p. m. The attendance was not go
large as in the morning session. 1t was
moved and seconded that the conven-
ton go into execu i've session to con-
tinue the consideration of the report on
the memorial.
The convention went into executive
session with Vice-President Hammond
inthe chair, and rose at $50 p. H.,
VIII nit was moved and seconded that
the Convention adjoun until II O'Clock,
noon, to-day.
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The First District Court.

Proceedings before Judge Henderson
on Friday:
s.. J. Nelson, Neils McNay, Joseph
Barton, Henry Corts and Richard
Brown were admitted to citizenship.
The Grand Jury returned four indict
ments, and just before the close of the
mail came into court and filed an in
dictment against John G. Graham for
unlawful cohabitation. Mr.. Graham was
already under bonds to appear before the
Commissioner. The alleged plural wife
has not been found, and it is not known
that the jury had other evidence on
which to indict. The defendant was
Immediately arraigned and entered q
plea of not guilty.
In the case of the People against
Wllgus, ct al, burglary; the jury
returned verdict OF not guilty.
United States VS.. John Hams unlay-
full cohabitationi the jury returned
verdict of guilty.
The work of obtaining a jury for the
trial of Maurice Nc 4rath, indicted for
stealing the reporters notes of the
Bullion Beck Eureka trial, was pro-
ceeded with. James n. Kimball, of
Ogden, is assisting the prosecution.
There are several Salt Lake lawy ers
here as witnesses in the case. Among
them judges Sutherland, Emerson and
Hoge, and Messrs, Brown, Powers,
Bennett and Dickson.